Bitcoin Cash needs an alias/address system that is designed to meet the expectations of normal users.

Cash Accounts allows for human readable account names that are easy to share in conversation.

by Jonathan#100; and Robbot#102;

• Fully supported
• Looking in to it
• Working on reusable addresses
• Requested on Github
• Confirmed on twitter
• Fully supported
• Evaluating compatibility with FIO
• Fully supported
• Supports sending to cash accounts
• Fully supported
• Fully supported
• Accepted in chat, but low priority

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  Josh Ellithorpe Senior Engineer, Coinbase
  Having an on chain, decentralized system with human readable identifiers is a major usability win for new users and pro crypto users alike!
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  Vin Armani CEO, CoinText
  Cash Accounts is a huge step forward in making Bitcoin truly usable as peer-to-peer electronic cash for the world.
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  Jonathan Silverblood Jack-of-all-trades
  Using payment codes with Cash Accounts gets you an account name that is secure, decentralized and meaningful, effectively solving Zookos trillemma.
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  Mark Lundeberg Developer, Simple Ledger Protocol
  Solves the squatter problem by appending a short number which is an inconvenience, but vastly better than memorizing 160-bit addresses.
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  José Founder, EatBCH
  Cash Accounts make addresses memorable by reducing the complexity to something like a discord account or a telephone number.
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  imaginary_username Enthusiast
  Quite a clever way to make account aliases both decentralized and immutable!
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  SpendBCH Bitcoin Cash Engineer, Badger Wallet
  Cash Account goes far beyond enhanced payments. It will finally bring about consistent identity, reputation, and discoverability to both end users and organizations.